What was MMA star who died after consuming poisoned watermelon, Alexander Pisarev's professional record?

Alexander Pisarev's professional record was 3-2. The Russian mixed martial arts fighter competed in the 135lbs division across various regional promotions.

Pisarev made his MMA debut in 2015 against Dilovar Davlatov at ACB 27 - Dushanbe. He lost his first pro fight via unanimous decision. Pisarev last fought in 2020 against Maxim Usoyan at RCC - Road to the PFL. He was submitted via an armbar in the first round.

Alexander Pisarev vs. Xin Sheng Lui at Fight Nights Global - Summer Cup 2018:

In his five fights, Pisarev had a TKO finish against Xin Sheng Lui and a submission victory via rear-naked choke against Miki Dzeitov. He fought to a decision victory only once against Temirkhan Akhtemirov at Russian Cagefighting Championship - RCC Intro 2. He had two career losses, one via unanimous decision and the other by submission.

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How did Alexander Pisarev pass away?

Alexander Pisarev, aged 33, reportedly passed away after consuming a poisoned watermelon. According to reports, Pisarev – who lives with his wife and son – was found unresponsive in his Moscow apartment by his father, Igor Vladimirovich.

Vladimirovich said that he found his son unconscious in his apartment after returning from walking their dog on Sunday, October 30.

The Russian fighter reportedly consumed the poisoned fruit with his wife, and both of them were rushed to the hospital. However, only Pisarev's wife survived and is currently hospitalized.

According to an unnamed teammate of Pisarev's at Team Tomahawk, the Russian fighter died in his sleep and had no chronic health issues. The source from the team said that the death was "a result of food poisoning" according to "preliminary data."

The team's statement on Russian social media platform VKontakte read:

"My brother, my friend, my student! Words cannot express the extent of the loss. Alexander Pisarev is the standard of friendship, decency and courage of a Russian person. I and we will miss you!!! Rest in peace our brother."

An investigation is currently underway in Balashikha, which is approximately 20 kilometers from Moscow. While many reports claim that the Russian fighter died from food poisoning, others have suggested that his death was a result of opioid poisoning.